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Breast Cancer Reconstruction Fellowship (Women's College Hospital / Toronto General Hospital)

Identity shown: University of Toronto — Division of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery (Women's College Hospital and University Health Network) — monogram mark; official logo not used.

Programme overview

What the official source supports

A one-year breast reconstruction fellowship shared between Women's College Hospital and Toronto General Hospital. Training covers microsurgical, pedicled-flap, implant-based and oncoplastic reconstruction, with exposure to congenital breast deformity, reduction, mastopexy and augmentation. The page quotes annual volumes of roughly 200 microsurgical, 50 pedicled-flap and 150-200 implant reconstructions across the two sites.

Training structure

Published areas of exposure

  • Autogenous reconstruction: free, perforator and pedicled flaps
  • Implant-based and oncoplastic breast reconstruction
  • Aesthetic and non-microsurgical breast surgery at Women's College Hospital
  • Two-day microsurgical skills courses held twice a year at Mount Sinai Hospital
  • Congenital breast deformity, reduction, mastopexy and augmentation exposure

Eligibility

Who should verify their fit

Graduates of a recognised plastic surgery training programme who have completed certification and are credentialed to practise. TOEFL/TSE or TOEFL iBT scores are required if medical school was not taught in English.

Application

Published application route

Send a letter of intent, CV and three reference letters (one from the most recent training director; the division chief may write it if the applicant has been employed more than two years) to the supervisor named on the page, c/o the fellowship administrator at UHN. Non-English documents need certified translations.

Published application documents

  • Letter of intent
  • CV covering training, publications, awards
  • Three reference letters
  • TOEFL/TSE or TOEFL iBT scores if applicable
  • Proof of external funding if not eligible to practise in Canada

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Programme leadership: Dr. Joel Fish, Fellowship Director (as named on the programme page) · Leadership profile →

Contact note: Applications are addressed to Dr. Toni Zhong via the UHN fellowship administrator whose UHN email is printed on the programme page

Sources and verification

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University of Toronto Division of Plastic Surgery — Breast Cancer Reconstruction fellowship page ↗Canadian Society of Plastic Surgeons — Practice/Fellowship Opportunities posting (Toronto General Hospital clinical fellowship) ↗

Last reviewed by PlasticFellow: 15 Nov 2026. Information not shown by an official source is labelled as unavailable or requiring confirmation.

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